Sycamore High School - Log Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1979 volume:

— The doors of Sycamore High School opened early for the 1978-79 school year, on August 29. It was hard to get back into the daily routine when summer wasn’t even over, yet once again students and faculty alike managed to settle down to studies. Friendships, old and new, were experienced as people became involved in the many activities offered at Sycamore. Excited exclamations “Hey, how are ya? Did ya have a nice summer? were met with enthusiastic descriptions of one’s summer activities. The class of '79 realized their positions as Seniors and strived to make their last year at Sycamore memorable. Spirit demonstrated at pep assemblies proved the Seniors were number one but not without stiff competition. With all the excitement of a new school year, time spent alone were few and far between. Students reflected on their past and future while concentrating on the studies at hand. The Commons at Sycamore has always been a place of communication. During the lunch hours, students enjoyed a break from classes and a variety of food items, while conversing with their friends. The architectural aspects of Sycamore offer a different atmosphere than most high schools. Its open classrooms and stairways unify the school and its inhabitants as a whole. The ingenuity of the many students at Sycamore gives the school special characteristics. Each student is an independent individual, with equal opportunity to grow and expand his or her knowledge. Whether it be through classroom work, student interaction, or individual thought, each student is a vital and important part to the success of Sycamore High School The school was no longer an ominous monster to the freshman, and frankly, it was quite easy to get involved in the everyday functions of the school. Parking lot parties, usually associated with Friday night football became obsolete after warnings from police and administrators, and Finally, the installation of gates at the school’s entrances. Yet, life went on. Studying continued — a never ending practice — as Sycamore strived to do its job of education. Whether it was intense study in the science labs or quick note taking in a history class, students were involved in their schoolwork. Of course there was always time for close friends, an occasional monster in the halls, or just plain of school spirit. Like the balloons in the sky, the days were flying away quickly, faster than we ever realized. Even though we complained of the unrelentless loads of homework, we managed to survive the first grading period. (Well, most of us!) Class participation was important, no matter how ridiculous it seemed. As the winter season approached, and exams loomed ahead, there was a mind boggling realization that almost half of the year was over ... SYCAMORE HiO POLO REGAINS STATE TITLE All the long hard hours of practice paid off as the Varsity Waterpolo team once again proved their skill and maneuverability when they recaptured the State Championship! The whole team worked together to make 1978 one of the best seasons ever with an outstanding record of 19- 0-1! A record-breaking crowd traveled to the state meet in Columbus to cheer the undefeated Aviators on to victory. The Aves downed their first three opponents and in their final match, tied Upper Arlington. Out of twenty players named to All State, Sycamore, has been the only team to qualify six of their players to the first team. These players are Seniors: Bob Schipper, Wim Schipper, Eric Wuerfel, John Ritter, Ed Gaw and Junior Scott Browning. Congratulations to these players, the waterpolo team, and coaches Lyons and Madonis on their second State Waterpolo Championship! (In the water from left to right) John Ritter, Eric Wuerfel, Ed Gaw, Greg Higginson, Bob Schipper, Wim Schipper, Scott Browning. (Row 2) Mike Junod, Jim Zapf, Rob Shoemaker, Jeff White, Dave Uible, (Row 3) Coach Larry Lyons, Dave Barratt, Jeff Adler, John Gaw, John Fenwick, Jim Lyons, Coach Tasso Madonis. Missing: Brad Thesing is Top: Senior Fishettes: Row 1 — Beth Hulse, Angela Moores, Jodi Gentzler, Sally Brown. Row 2 — Lisa Henn, Jayna Coffman, Beth Schwaegerle, Lisa Hulse. Above: Fishettes — Row 1 — B Harris, J. Horisny, C. Wake, S. Stapf. Row 2 — L. Hulse, L. Henn. B. Hulse, F. Kuhr, Row 3 — B. Schwaegerle, A. Moores, J. Gentzler, A. DeSatnick, J. Coffman, S. Brown, L. Stapf, M. Heinemann. Row 4 — J. Holmes, E. Gardepe, A. Dickinson, A. Dickinson, J. McCombs. 20 21 GIRLS SOCCER FIRST SEASON! In the 1978 fall sports season. Sycamore had its first girl’s soccer team. Our team was very outstanding, losing only two games in season play. The girls ended their season tied for second in the EHL. There were many good players. The coach’s award went to Lorie Schaefer. The most valuable player was Chris Mather. The most improved player was Arlene Risma. Named to the EHL first string all star team were Audrey Ludeke, senior goalie. Kim Eaters, sophmore forward, and Chris Mather, also a sophmore forward. Named to the second string team were Arlene Risma, senior halfback, and Lorie Schaefer, sophmore halfback. The girls had a good season, filled with vivacity and comraderie. Top row standing: Coach Thinnes. Pat Welsh. Ann Tankersley. Carol Mason. Amy Turnau. Sue Whitaker. Nancy Campbell. Coach Fettig. Second Row: Audrey Ludeke. Donna Fairbanks. Kim Nye, Holly Shields. Nancy Whitaker. Lorie Schaefer. Third row: Kathy Thcisen. Arlene Risma. Carlene Feltner. Gladys Risma. Joan Canavan. Chris Mather. Amy Haggerty. Kim Waters. 23 BOYS’ SOCCER Varsity Boys' Varsity Soccer First Row: Tom Hunt, Mark Giesc, Dave Canavan, Ernie Hudson. Matt Nix- on. Tim Smith. Doug Rowe. Chris Carl- son. Second Row: Coach Good. Pat Con- ners. Chris Combs. Bob Parker. Rick Wy- man, Miles Nixon. Doug Knable. Kevin Breen. Jeff Pauls. Mark Segcrs, Coach Gausman. 24 JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER Row !: Craig Fcltncr. Richard Crandall, Rich Howard, Mitch Barnes. George Tanaka Row 2: Jeff Murdock, Mark Phelps. Mark Johnson. Ken Ostrove, David Jackson Row 3: Matt Manninen, John Heath, Keith Haupt, Pete Vassiliades, Chuck Ramsey. Dave Estep. Coach Tim Wolfe Soccer girls AVES WIN E.H.L.! The Sycamore Aviators 1978 football season started off badly but ended with success. The season began with the new Coach Clark facing the job of preparing the team for Colerain and Wyoming, the city's toughest teams. Even with the fans cheering and shouting their lungs out, the Aves lost against them both and later against Aiken. It appeared hopeless until the Aves found a new strength within themselves that enabled them to win over the next two games with pride. Glen Este gave them trouble and won against them 9 to 7. The Aves still didn’t give up. They left the Glen Este game and went on to win all the following games with outstanding scores. Their determination to win even after a loss brought the Aves to a final victory. Varsity Football Cheerleaders First Row: Donna Pionc, Diane Drotar. Cheryl Clark. Second Row Kim Stewart. Kim Young. Kim Lane. Tama Kirby 28 sasfe First Row: B Harrison. B Waters. D. Troutman. H. Sowers. J Brandenburg. G. Giles. M. Giardina. R Mueller Second Row: P Smith. M. Lamb, J. Farsing. T. Scott, S. Meyer. D. Meyer. M. Grubbs. Third Row. D. Buhrlage, S. Leonard. D. Redford. M. Murray. R. Williams. T. Traub. D. Currens. Fourth Row: D. Troutman. S. Doerr. B Seeds. J. Vorpe. C. Battle. K Engel. L Lciningcr. B Wyrick, J. Spitzer. Fifth Row: J. Addison. J. Pauls, T. Gee. M Wake. J. Veith. M Woehler. J Benson. T. Williams. Sixth Row: C. Courtney. T. Krueger. P. Ahting. B Dewey. T. Harbottle, G. Damminga, P Marshall. D. Gregory. K. Weaver. 29 ----T----A--------CT t— ■ m A ■ IS S? «9 tjak “'fll t? 5«■� . Jr SIi -,T $ orl —=r '■ Jr i r v ’. 3 T� 7 t7 or i •� § ?♦ 5f $? $. its «i 5S ra .Mgfc 'jf � ’- iWr § ' “ - S «EA M% , i ' llUTK '� «•ur.t ft w Junior Varsity Football FIRST ROW R Addison. R Martinez. V. Sansalone. M Hooten. J Baker. D Montgomery SECOND ROW: D Cornett. K Dunagan. C. Swenson. S. Shecler. H Kugelman. S Phillips. R. Courtney. THIRD ROW M McEncany. D Fite. T Bernard. G. Johnson. S Narazinski. R Salatin FOURTH ROW: D. Koch. D Rengers. P Small. G. Barnes. H Carcfoot. R Hearth. M Mahone FIFTH ROW: G. Williams. D Winkler. E. Leiningcr. T Schebor 30 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL FRESHMAN FOOTBALL: Mr Beschlcr. F. Ashrub.G. Eastridcs. J. Jenkins. R Edwards. L. Donnelly. S. Lamb. M Wilver. D Poppc. A Hershberger. J Cooley. C. Agin. B Kocrner. K Biedermann. B Branscome. J Carmen. D. Park. D. Moore. B Cohen. D Raffel. E. Schwarz. D Williams. A. Chacksfield. T Cassidy. D Turner. R Gonzalez. M Mahone. D Kuroff. G. Brash. M. Kosty. J. Phelps. Mr Turner. 32 33 GIRLS' TENNIS FIRST ROW C Jenkins. A Marx. J Limbachcr. K Shilling, k Kagler. I Platt SECOND ROW A Bccdon. J Rics. S Sussman. I. Stacey. I Spence. K Broxterman. Mrs W ade. Coach The Girls’ Tennis Team finished the 78 season third in E.FI.L. play behind Indian Hill and Mariemont. Led by co-captains Anne Marx and Kathy Jenkins, the team had a successful season. Our singles and doubles entry missed regional qualifica- tion by one match. The team is losing 2 seniors. Anne Marx and Kathy Broxter- man. and have had several girls transfer to other states. This will make the ’79 season a challenge for all returning players. 35 BOYS’ TENNIS To go along with a fantastic overall record of 11 wins and 3 losses, the Boys Varsity Tennis Team tied for the league title with Mariemont and Indian Hill. This year’s team, under the superb coaching abilities of Mr. Tom Bohmcr. consisted of Seniors Bill Ford. Gary Munz and Mike Schcmcnt; Juniors Adrian Childress. Allan Childress. Jerry Lowe and John Marcus and Freshman Eric Schwarz. Losing only three seniors to graduation the team should be a strong contender for the league championship This year’s Junior Varsity Team consisted of 4 Sophomores: Matt Nixon. Earl Reinhart. Allen Schwartz, and John Seeds and 5 Freshmen Will Achbcrgcr. Kevin Biedcrman. Ben Cohen. David Driver, and Mark Folmcr The coach was Mr. Dan Murray and under his direction, they compiled a seasonal record of 8 wins and 6 losses. With five returning players, the team should be able to improve upon their 79 season Sycamore had another first this year when Junior Jerry Lowe became the first tennis player to qualify for the State Tournament. But before Slate. Jerry was a finalist in the Hamilton Taft Invitational; he qualified for Districts where he then qualified for the State Tournament. At State he was a quarter finalist. For all of his hard work and outstanding tennis abilities. Jerry was named to the Cincinnati En- quirer's All City First Tennis Team. I Seniors Bill Ford and Gary Munz, as a doubles team, qualified for the District Tournament. They were both named to the East All-Star Ten- nis Team for the Enquirer's East-West All-Star Scries and provided Sycamore with a top-notch duo for their ’79 season competition. 37 CROSS COUNTR Y The Cross Country team enjoyed their best season since 1972 as they captured the E.H.L. Championship. But it was not with- out a lot of hard work. In September, the Aviators had lost meets to both Indian Hill and Mariemont. Considering those losses, it would be easy for the team to give up. But they did not! Led by Junior Doug Bintzler, the Aviators turned in a league record performance by placing four runners in the top ten, and 7 runners in the top 15 to win the Eastern Hills League Championship. Seniors Steve Garrett, Jeff Stevenson, Tom Nye and Corey Buck had seen the program rise to the top and they will be hard to replace. Juniors Bintzler and Jim Pratt, sophomore Bob Morris and Freshman Doug Hopster all played important parts in the championship and will be back to defend it. With the help of the outstanding Junior Varsity team, the best years may still lie ahead. But, they will not be there without a lot of hard work. GOLF An athletic team sets many goals before the start of a season. Winning the league championship, competing in the sectional and district tourna- ments, and qualifying for the state championship are goals which any team strives to attain. The 1978-79 varsity golf team achieved all of these goals. Led by seniors Bill Pilaris, Kevin Mosley, Greg Kuntz, Brian Haggerty, and junior Gregg McDougal, the team won the Eastern Hills League championship, finished first in the Sectional Tour- nament, second in the District Tournament, and sixth in the State Championship at Ohio State University. Other team members include Rob Bur- chett, Tom Griffiths, and Lori Falso. The com- bined work of everyone contributed to the most successful season for any Sycamore golf team. Varsity Greg Kuntz, Bill Pilaris. Dave Canavan. Rob Burchett. Gregg McDougal. Tom Griffiths. Lori Falso, Brian Haggerty. State Gregg McDougal. Rob Burchett. Greg Kuntz. Bill Pilaris. Bri- an Haggerty. JV Pat Thompson, Tom Kunkemoeller. Mike Wessengcr. Dan Powell. Pete Eble. Keith Kolthoff. Tom Ramsey. 39 GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL Although the Varsity Volleyball Team did not have a winning sea- son. they did provide their opponents with some pretty tough competi- tion. Coach Nancy Fasold. co-captains Linda Christian and Nancy Hall, along with the rest of the team, feel that their record did not show just how good a team they really had. With only four returning players, next year’s team will really have to hustle and work hard if they wish to be in contention for the league title. FIRST ROW E. McGrccvey, D Larsen. L. Forester. K Gicsc, P. Murray. SECOND ROW: V. Stenger. L. Christian. N. Hall. THIRD ROW R Hartke. M Bradley FOURTH ROW: D Patton This year’s Junior Varsity Team was made up of players that never played together before, never played high school volleyball and was under the direction of a coach that was new to Sycamore. Mr. Joe Powell. Sounds like it would be a pretty bad season, but with hard work and dedication the J.V. team managed to make the fall of 78 a winning one with an 8 win and 6 loss record. The captains for the team were Sophomore Sue Marquardt and Freshman Leslie Smith. J — S. Gonzalez, S. Childers, S. Marquardt. P Shaffer. L. Smith. J. Kunkel. D. Fite. V — C. Engel. G. McGreevey, T. Peters. V. Kellum. M. Roehm. 41 BASKETBALL The basketball team approached the season with excitement only to be immediately shot down by two experienced teams, Reading and Maderia. It appeared as if the Aves were playing up to their potential against Mariemont but followed this with four consecutive losses. Floundering in 7th place in the league with a 1-6 record the Aviators began a new season with a team effort against Deer Park followed by another great game against Glen Este. The enthusiasm became contagious with Tim Williams and Mike Woehler leading the team offensively and Chuck Parker and Scott Leonard directing the attack and playing excellent defense. Both Greg Cantwell and Tracy Shaw shared the center position and cleaned the boards. Bill Ford, Jim Whit- tenbarger, Lewis Klatt, and John Baragar gave us the opportu- nity to substitute freely and maintain the intensity of play. Big wins during this season were a 2 pt. win at Madeira, a 9 pt. win at Milford, and a one point victory over Indian Hill. Few teams would accept the challenge of coming back with an 8-3 record in the second half of the season after a start of 1- 6. THEY DID. 42 FIRST ROW: Mike Wochlcr. Tim Williams, Rob Shoemaker, Mark Grubbs (Manager). Lewis Klalt. Dale Gregory, Beck Wyrick. SECOND ROW; Chuck Parker, Bill Ford. John Baragar, Tracy Shaw, Coach Lanker, Coach Moormeicr, Greg Cantwell. Jim Whittenbarger. Rich Arington, Scott Leonard. VARSITY 43 FIRST ROW: Mark McEncany, Mark Schumacker. Ken Risma. Ernie McFarlin. Peic Vassiliades. Pat Small. Mitch Barnes. SECOND ROW: Coach Sutter, Keith Haupt. Doug Rengers, Eric Leiniger, Mike Marquardt, Todd Schebor. Dan Koch, Rick Villars. The 1979 Junior Aviators basketball team exploded into its season with three straight victories over Reading, Madeira, and Loveland. Since this group of young men had never de- feated Milford, our fourth game at home was a difficult loss by only one point. We then travelled to Indian Hill and had all kinds of problems with the Braves. Only half of our team was there to begin the game, and we found ourselves behind 24-10 at halftime. After a strong third and fourth quarter we suc- cessfully won our fourth victory. Mariemont was our next opponent and we found the lid on our basket from the opening tip-off. Consequently the game ended with Mariemont leading by two points. The remainder of the first round saw us defeat Deer Park and Glen Este, thus achieving third place in the E.H.L. The second round of the basketball season opened with one victory over local rival Moeller and two losses to Princeton and Lakota. We had a meeting just prior to our first league game of the second round and we decided all we had to do was win the last seven games and we would win the league. Madeira and Loveland fell quickly and for the 1st time in four years we defeated Milford at Milford. Mariemont, Indian Hill, Deer Park, and Glen Este all experienced defeat at the hands of the determined young Aviators. We finished at 14-4 and a share of the E.H.L. This was the first basketball cham- pionship of this fine young team. v.w 44 TOP ROW Vicki Roth. Dana Butler BOTTOM ROW: Sue Montgomery. Debbie Rouse. Tamy Riegler. Missy Donaghy. Jodi Bowser 45 46 STANDING: Eric Kucnncmcicr. Craig Moorcmcicr. Dave Sternasty. Dave Driv- er. Dan Moore. Jim Jenkins, Coach Turn- er. FIRST ROW: Sieve Locke. Dave Ba- ker. Craig Fcltncr. SECOND ROW Dave Jackson. Bob Lewis. Darran Bowling. THIRD ROW Mark Hines TOP. Kim Taylor. Tracy Lane, Kathy Dunagan STANDING: Bobbie Hugan- burge. Sue Levy. Patty Sowers. Mimi Quirk. 47 GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row. Mary Ann Salay. Tama Kirby. Mary Tukc Second Row: Debbie Schwartz, Lisa Barns, Linda Page. Teresa Drennan. Pat Welsh Third Row: Coach Imhoff. Manager Vince Rogers. Cathy Jenkins. Erin McGreevy, Jacquie Barnes, Rhonda Keller. Assistant Coach Fettig. 48 The girls basketball team displayed a closeness rarely seen in high school sports. Led by Senior Co-Captains Linda Page Pat Welsh, the girls finished with a 15-5 record. The season was highlighted by a terrific win over Fairfield and Coach Fettig's well-run lock-in. JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS’ BASKETBALL 4 First Row: Coach Thcnnis. Lori Schaefer, Second Row: Joni Perdrix. Mary Ann Rochm, Manager Amy Haggerty. Leslie Smith Third Row: Jancy Dclorcn c. Kathy Thciscn. Jackie Kunklc. Chris Mather. Fourth Row. Kim Waters. Glayds Risma, Suzanne Cantwell, Sherri Sussman. 50 G YMNASTICS FIRST ROW Evic Hayden. Debbie Rouse. Barry Wcitzel. Susan Rosen. SECOND ROW. Coach John Schwcikcrt. Chcric Bennett. Diane Gicse. Kay Hartnett. Sue Salay. FIRST ROW Allen Schwartz. Jim Willison. Randy Dickerson. Mark Garner. John Seeds SECOND ROW: Coach Hahn. Brad Harrison. Jeff Morris. Mark Mitter. Mike Giardinia FRESHMAN WRESTLING The freshman wrestling team started the year by winning five of the first six matches, but then dropped to a final record of six wins and five losses. However, the team is young, and Sycamore looks forward to a successful season next year. Some high scoring team members included: Bob Branscome, Ken Ostrov, Ray Gonzalez, Gary Brasch, and Dave Fluker. II 1st Row L-R: Tom Branch. Todd Bone. Jim Farfsing. Richard Crandall. Bob Branscome. King Fox. 2nd Row L-R Ty Beam. Chris Agin, Dave Wil- son. Ray Gonzalez. Ken Ostrov. Adam Chacks- ficld, Rick Sporing. 3rd Row L-R Dean Kuroff. Dave Estep, Dave Flunker, Gary Brasch. John Murray. Mike Nut- ley. Doug Park. Jerry Cooley. Freshman Wrestlerettes Front: Chris Johnson. Heather Burgett. Kim Buckman. Susan Berger. Kelly Andrews. Brenda Thesing, Denise Healey. 55 J.V. WRESTLING The Sycamore J.V. team established itself as a prime con- tender in Wrestling action during the '78-’79 season. Impres- sive records were earned by Dirk Montgomery (126), Mike DeVirgilio (138), Bob Morris (145), and Dan Fite (185), as the J.V. Aves finished with an 8-1 overall record. Another winning season for this group of young men is expected next year on the Varsity team. S6 1st Row: Mike DeVirgilio. Mark Hoo- ten. Glen Johnson. Scott Sheeler. Paul Boden. 2nd Row: Bill McWhirter. Bob Court- ney. Don Cornett. Bill Lantry. Ralph Martinez. Gary Barns. Bob Morris, Dan Fite. VARSITY WRESTLING Sycamore Wrestlers dominated the 1979 E.H.L. action as the Varsity team persisted in capturing the E.H.L. title. Strong performances were demonstrated by seniors Doug King, Tom Gee, Russ Mueller, Chip Nel- son, Mark Mather, and Steve Garrett. Garrett (112), King (126). Mather (HWT) and junior Mike Murray (185) controlled the mat as they were league champs in their weight classes. The unprecedented season record of 8 wins 0 losses further implied the high quality nature of this 1979 squad. Freshman George Tanaka joined the Varsity squad mid-season and compiled a record of 3-5. Sycamore power continued to reign as eight Varsity wrestlers qualified in district duals. These men were Glenn Ben- nett (105), Garrett, King. Doug Bintzler (132), Dale Trout- man (145), Tony Traub (167), Murray and Mather. Mather and Garrett went on to State Competition where Steve Garrett succeeded in finishing fourth in the State Competi- tion. Garrett’s performance was the best ever recorded in Sycamore history. He also compiled a sensational win-loss record of 32-3. Coach Gary Listerman and the entire Varsity Wrestling team did an outstanding job for Sycamore. Congratula- tions! Varsity Wrestlerettes First Row: Karen Stratmen. Nancy Guenther Second Row: Wendy Bode. Pam Woods. Sam McElfresh Third Row: Jenny Forakcr. Karen Ma- kowski Varsity 1st Row— I) Doug Bintzlcr 2) Doug King 3) Jeff Benson 4) Chip Nelson 5) Steve Garrett 6) Glenn Bennett 7) George Tan- aka 2nd Row — 1) Mark Mather 2) Mike Murray 3) Gary Barns 4) Tony Traub 5) Tom Gee 6) Dale Troutman 7) Russ Mueller 8) Chuck Puccini 9) David Bowl- ing 59 GIRLS’ SWIMMING The girl’s swim team had one of their best seasons ever as they finished fourth in state. Freshman Kim Fugett finished second in the competition, while senior Kim Kagler finished tenth. Kathy Broxterman placed eleventh in the 500 freestyle. Susie Wingo finished eighth in the 100 yard backstroke. Both the medley and free relays placed fourth. Congratulations to all of the girl’s swim team members on a successful season. 60 Fishettcs: Top: Susan Stapf. Second Row: Michelle Heincmann. Jeanne Horishny. Judy Holmes Third Row: Lisa Hulsc. Lisa Hcnn. Beth Hulsc Bottom Row: Angela Moores. Sally Brown. 61 BOYS’ SWIMMING The Sycamore boys' swim team had an outstanding season this year. They finished first in the sectionals with ease and went on to capture second place in the district meet. In the state meet in Canton, Ohio, the boys finished in fourth place and accumulated the most points ever ob- tained by a Sycamore swim team. Each swimmer did an excellent job. One outstanding swimmer was Greg Hig- ginson, who set the 100 yard breaststroke state record and won the 100 yard freestyle, the medley relay of Ed Gaw, Rick Ehrlich, John Ritter, and Greg Higginson came in seventh place at the meet, while the freestyle relay of Eric Wuerfel, Jim Zapf, John Ritter, and John Ravenhall came in sixth place. Overall, the season was a success. VARSITY TEAM Top row: Coach Lyons. Jeff White. Bob Schippcr. Rick Ehrlich. Jim Zapf. John Ritter. John Fen- wick. Tom Hunt. Second Row: Brad Thcsing. Scott Browning. Ed Gaw. John Ravenhall. Dave Uiblc. Greg Higginson. Eric Wuerfel, Wim Schippcr Third row: Jack Phipps. Jeff Adler. Gavin Wyness, John Gaw. Dave Barratt. 62 ■ JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM: Top row: Jason Phillips. Frank Segal, Scan Conroy. Lane Donnelly. Rob Bantle, Gavin Wy- ness. Rick Ehrlich Bottom row: Randy Kersey. Tom Wallace. Al Bollinger. Dave Ebcling. Steve Samson. 63 GIRLS’ SOFTBALL The girls’ softball team won the Eastern Hills League Championship for the second consecutive year. Finishing 12-3 over-all and 9-1 in league play, the girls displayed a balanced offensive and defensive combination which few could overcome. For their efforts and outstanding playing ability three girls. Donna Patton. Erin McGrccvcy and Dede Patton were named all league and receiving honorable mention were Chris Mather and Sherri Chiders. Losing only three seniors to graduation, the Aviators appear to be able to improve next year upon this 1979 season FIRST ROW: G. MeGree. M Sa- lay, C Mather. D Patton, T Dren- nan. R Keller SECOND ROW Miss Seagull. Asst. Coach. L. Schaefer. J Kunkel. A. Ludeke. K Theisen. K Waters. B Jones. THIRD ROW P Shaffer. Man- ager. J. Perdrix. D. Patton. E. MeGreevey, N. Hall. D. Paola. G. Risma. A Haggerty. Manager, Mr. Taylor. Head Coach. 64 Vi' % V. • •- . • -..-•- ■•••.-•; ; - ' • : •’ Tri ‘ ' ‘ • 5- •vM1 Sycamore Svci Sycamore Sycamore Sycamore 10 12 Loveland 12 Milford 5 31 lovela HA MILT RECORD BOYS’ VARSITY BASEBALL 66 Row 1 Rob Fricdoff. Dave Holmes. Joe Farfsing. Scoti Meyers Row 2 Mark Grubbs. Chuck Parker. Scott Runion. Scott Kemp. Jerry Reeves. Tony Traub Row 3 Katie Ebcl. Jon Vorpe. Craig Thomas. Dale Gregory. Vince Rogers. Mike Woehlor. Mr. Imhoff %0M CC VARSITY BASEBALL Dedicating their season to the memory of Tom Willging and to injured teammate Beck Wyrick. the Varsity Baseball Team highlighted their season by finishing 2nd in the prestigious Tournament of Champions The Aves pulled off big wins over Moeller. Mairemont, and Hamilton Taft, before bowing to Reading in the final game 5-0. The Aves finished 5-9 in the E.H.L. and 11-14 overall. GIRLS’ TRACK Row 1: Kim Stewart, Diane Giese, Regina Sansalone. Danielle Balanda. Amelia Geer, Terri Cholak, Kim Nye, Jean Horishney, Chris Kline, Michelle Zirkes, Becky Kiessling Row 2: Karen Stewart, Angie Bogner. Becky Pratt. Debbie Townsend, Sharon McDaniel. Holly Shields, Julie Connors, Debbie Rouse, Mary Pat Giardina. Pam Holyoak. Linda Blank. Ellen Berger, Laura Lakrone, Cindy Engels Row 3: Coach Hahn, Karen Helton, Nancy McWhirter. Stacy Papes. Mary Ann Roehm, Ann Tankcrsley, Molly Bradley. Suzanne Cantwell. Jane Currin. Kathy Hcinien, Tracey Grubbs, Toni D Eramo, Diane VanNocker. Jill McCombs, Chris Tabbert, ass’t coach. 70 72 BOYS’ TRACK The Sycamore Boys Track Program was fine in ’79! After finishes of sixth, seventh, and fifth the past three seasons, the aviators moved into a position to challenge for the league title this year before settling for 3rd place. Leading the sprinters was senior Jeff Pauls; but he had plenty of help from Villars, Brasch, Engel, Toth, Rengers, and Co. Big wins included the Gold Medal Championship 880 and 440 relays at Norwood. With only Pauls depart- ing, the sprinters could make '80 a good year also. As with the sprinters, the distance runners should be strong in '80 as everyone returns. Bob Morris, only a sophomore, led the distance team in both the half mile and the mile with help from Bintzler, Page, Foraker, Hopster, and Ster- nasty. The Field events were the Aviators’ strongest, led by seniors Mark Mather, Mike Giardina and Gene Feagans. Mather was sectional champion before placing second in the state meet in the discus. While these young men will be missed, rival coaches have little sympathy as Koch, Winkler, Denny and Brasch seem ready to step into their shoes. All things considered, it was a very good year. Row 1: Laura MacLaren, Jim Wilson. Dave Turner, Brian Grismer. Bucky Poehlman Row 2: Tom Villars, Harold Kugelman, Tyrel Coffey. Doug Bintzler. Jerry Coo- ley. Kip Dunagan. Greg Eatrides. Jim Toth. Bill Lantry, David Leighton. Kim Woodward. Jenny Carey Row 3: Coach Newberry. Amy Cappa. David Flege. Keith Engel. Dan Koch. Jeff Pauls. Doug Winkler. Rob Cornfield, Coach Thinnes, Mark Mather. Tom Gor- man, Birch Brasch. Scott Browning, Eric Leinenger. Gary Brasch. Jim Lantry, Craig Ir- vin. Doug Rengers, Arnold Cross. Coach McConnell 73 PRINCIPAL’S ADVISORY Row one: Missy Donaghy, Meredith Edel- man. Jacquie Barnes. Amy Becdon Row two: Jenny Bowser. Mike Henry. Mark Giese. R Goodpaster. Chris Battle. Kathy Locke. Da- vid Jackson. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row one: Mike Pohl, Alex Fogeison, Lisa Barnes. Row two: Karen Giese. Dana Tilley, Tim Krueger. Brian Grismer. Tom Nye. Greg Damminga. Row three: Lewis Klatt. Linda Page, Scott Meyer. Ken Jacquot. Jodi Gentzler. Nancy Hall, Jim Gluck. Row four: Larry Klatt. Mitzi Bader, Margy Wyness, Susan Chisholm. Jacquie Barnes, Stephanie Runyon, Ann Bradley. Karen Erickson. Sherry Wilson. Row five: Julie Hurst. Kim Addison. Cherie Bennett. Pat Welch. Tracy Becdon. Lisa Hulse. Susan Berger. Joyce Woodard. Carol Holth- aus. Cindy Halpin. Linda Christian. Russ Mueller. Kathy Ashbaugh. Glen Feighery. Donna Fairbanks. Andy Norris. Molly Bradley. Diane Mutchler. Mark Mather. Kim Robinson. Row six: Scott Hooton, Tom Villars. Jeff Adler, Jeff Pauls. S.A.E. Row one: Christy York. Steve Weller. Miss Simmons Row two: Todd Norris. Jean De- dendorf. Nancy Gunther, Perri Parker. Me- lanie Vail. Gerald Moore, Mike Polack. PULSA TIONS Row one: Lisa Lehrman, Joanna Giordano. Bill Murphy. Linda Rominc. Kim Robinson, Laura Daley. Row two: D. McFadden. Matt Forakcr, Tina Wilson, Vicky Ledford. Pam Van Horn. Greg Johnson. Scott Mallon. Debi Chapman. Lisa Stanton. Jennie McDonald. David Pelfrey. Row three: Barb Dillon, Jane Thomas. KEY CLUB Row one: Carol Carr. Sharon McDaniel, Lisa Henn. Jennifer Ries. Debbie Levy, Stephanie Herzog, Gretchcn Kipp. Beth Hulse, Cindy Ripard, Rebecca Evans. Linda Owings. Susan Charters, Renee Shapp. Row two: A. Sutter: advisor, Steve Weller. Jeff Pauls. Chuck Wil- kerson. Don Raines. Linda Van Osdol, Kim Robinson, Cheryl Bradshaw, Missy Moore, Sally Brown. Chris Kline, Margo Kinzer. Ja- ret Harrison, Sue Lowry. Mark Grubbs Row i tree: Paul Dadian. Brian Haggerty. David Holmes. Clayton Sheeler, Chris Battle. Bill Robinson, Caryn Walsh, Lisa Hulse, Mark Giese. Beth Thesing. Dana Tilley, Rick Dolc- zal. JUNIOR COUNCIL ON WORLD AFFAIRS Row one: Jim Robbins. Rick Villars, Tom Villars. Row two Brad Brinkman. Glenn Fuehry, Shelton Stanton. Ernie Hudson, Mark Gcrberick, Gerry Moore. John Herrc, Carter Ledbetter. Mike Weintraub, Tara Sil- cox, Doo-Dah, Sue Makowski. Arlene Risma, Sue Miller. Connie Galenstine. 78 LOG Row one: Joyce Peterson: advisor. Linda Van Osdol Kim Robinson. Row two: Pam McWhorter. Toni D'Er amo. Becky Pratt. Ann Tankersley. Cathy Cutshaw, Cin dy Halpin. Bob Wojcieszak, Row three: Connie Galen stine, Tcrrcsa Carroll. Leslie Grimmer. Laura Daley Row four: Robin Kesterson. Tammy Williams. Sue Gon- zalez. Pali Rieckhoff, Jodv Gentzler. Lisa Hcnn. Caryn Walsh. LEAF Row one: Joyce Woodard. Diane Mutchler, Carol Ben- gal. Lisa Phelps. Row two: Phoebe Naylor. Susan Berger. Holly Zapf. Julie Hinricks, Gerry Moore. Toni D'Eramo. Clayton Shceler Row three: Karen Erickson. Tom Villars, Kris Kagler, Amanda Bordelon. Andy Nor- ris. Diane Van Nocker, Carter Leadbetter, Jim Robbins. Steve Ostrov. Shelton Stanton. 79 LIBRARY AIDS Row one: Margaret Hinkle. Sherry Alsip. Carol Filipi. Row two: Chris Tomko. Donna Faulkner, Mary Agnes Rahe. Bob Betts. Scott Puccini. Aaron Levine. Cheryl Reynolds. Rhonda Gammon. ITS ACADEMIC Bob Crandell. John Herrc, Jeff Pauls, Andy Norris. WARGAMERS Row one: John Herre, John Mounie, Rick Villars, Craig Chivatero. John Phillips, Ted Bailey. Row two: Jim Rob- bins. Mark Gerberick, John Tafol, Gerry Moore. STAR TREK CLUB Row one: Gerry Moore. Sam Phillips, Bob Crandell, Jim Robbins Row two: Ernie Hudson. John Herre. Row three: Mike Polack, Ted Bailey. John Tafol. Roger Dick- erson. Row four: Chuck Wilkerson. Mike Weintraub. Craig Chivatero, John Mounie. Rick Villars. 81 ' STUDENT COUNCIL Row one: Katie Kordwitz. Stephanie Fried. Jamie Baum. Jenny Soauland. Missy Donaghy, Allen Chil- dress. Brad Harrison. Diane Giese. Debbie Wise. Terry Henry. Row two: David Estep, Lisa DuPriest. Rhonda Keller. Bare McMillan. Holly Shields. Steve Oxx, Kris Kagler. Jenny Bowser. Jinnee Ahn. Karen Erickson. Charles Page Row three: Amy Beedon. Meredith Edel- man. Chris Battle. Jody Bowser. Sue Filipi. Mark Giese. Kim Stewart, Lisa Hulsc. Jacquic Barnes. Mike Henry. Jim Robinson. Row four: Sally Moore. Bob Eck, Debbie Ludlow. Tracy Beedon. INTERNATIONAL CLUB Row one: Joyce Woodard. Anjana Choudary. Linda Blank. Ellen Berger. Michelle Zirkes Row two: Andy Norris, Chris Bulack. Jerry Moore. Kim W'hitney. David Johnson. Toni D'Eramo. Diane Van Nocker. STUDENT BOOKSTORE Row one: John Fenwick. Sean Burns. Angie Bogncr. Greg Ancona. Andy Simmons. Jcra- lyn Cross. Row two: Kelly Andrews. Greg Metcalfe. Robin Dressier. Not pictured: Lynn Dressier manager DISTRIBUTIVE-ED Row one: Lora Arnold. Archie Franklin. Ar- lene Kamcnetzky, Rita Schlci. Lynn Dressier Row two: Russ Fennr. Molly Wallace. Lynn Hebert, Martina Phillips. Cathy Dennis. Cin- dy Davis. Row three: Tim Hutt. Delonda Hickman. Terry Davis, David Bower. Mrs. Hauck 83 Row one: Bill Ferrara, Rick Reinert. Mark Martin. Row two: Dave Fields. Joe Mallin, Bcv Adkins. David Rice. Brian Harris. Roy Bowling Row three: Mr. Hurst. Nick Ne- camp, Dan Hopster. Jon Andrews. Dan Taulber. Tom Dennis. Tom Duncan. Row four: Brenda Rice. Jayson Nickel. Paul Bowser. Ron Broughton. Danny Thomas, Don Metz, Tray Moore. Jim Smithson. ALTERNATIVE-ED Row one: Mark Metcalf, Donna Kelly, Lisa Barrett. Mona Stoini, Danny Olson. Jeanne Theodore Row two: Sue Honsaker. B.J Hartman, Guy Rotelli. Terry Beschner. Mike Panzeka, Michelle Haviar. Tara Schroll. Donna Delp, Mary Burman. Ben Smith. Dev Raschiatore. Row three: Doug Newberry. Pam Grimme, Greg Curran, Karen Auer- bach, Tommy Trost. Jim Ferree, Lany Gavin. Peg Knabc. Row four: Mike Stafford. Lisa Lancett. Robin Hutt. OFFICE HELP Row One: Betty Harris, Pam Deutch, Amy Dickinson, Row Two: Jean Defendorf, Danny Hilton. Faye Kuhr Row Three: Jenny Carry, Sue Salay, Mary Agnes Ray- mond. Becky Baker. Andrea Jones. Lynn Testerman. Jeannine Cleary. Kris Flemmer, Carol Hodge Row Four: Don Bake, Patty Wahlmar. Jack Berry. Beth Martin. Janet Gardner. Mary Ann Rhames. Karen Kor- bee, Jacquie Engel. Kathy Walters. VARSITY CLUB Row One: Mark Giese, Mark Mather, Chris Battle, Mike Schement, Dirk Montgomery. Ray Pauls Row Two: Mary Ann Salay. Kathy Jenkins, Nancy Campbell. Mr. Imhoff. Nancy Hall. Linda Christian. Dina Paoia. Pat Welch. 85 It’s early in the morning and classes are in session. The halls are empty and quiet. Many times, as we are caught up in the day’s activities, we take for granted the beautiful building in which we study. This prize-winning architectural structure instills pride in everyone who enters the building. We are indeed fortunate to have the opportunity to learn in such a distinguished educational institution. HOMECOMING WEEK Sycamore's 1978 Annual Homecoming Week was full of ac- tivities and surprises. As the classes worked diligently to prepare for the parade and dance, numerous unexpected interruptions almost caused cancellations of the weeks events. Elton John’s “Your Song” was the theme of Homecoming. The weeks festivi- ties came to an end as Queen Arlene Risma and King Mark Mather presided over their court. 90 HOMECOMING DANCE The climax of Homecoming week occured Saturday evening when the court, led by King Mark Mather and Queen Arlene Risma, danced to the theme song, “Your Song. The Homecoming committee romantically deco- rated the tables with red roses, laced the balcony with musical notes, and furnished a beautiful fountain. The night was truly unforgetable and will be fondly remembered in the years to come. 92 rokxJ rm y v Av n ? ni. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Sycamore Chapter of the National Hon- or Society inducted twenty-eight new members during the 1978-79 school year in recognition of academic achievement. The new inductees were informed of their membership by tapping cere- monies held November 6th. On the evening of November 14th, friends and families of the new members watched proudly as the twenty-eight inductees were officially received into member- ihip. 94 CHRISTMAS DANCE The Christmas Dance once again took place when the winter air was chilly. But the warm atmosphere of the beautifully decorated commons, with the band “Shadow Fax ’ made a delightful evening for those who attended. 97 98 HAPPENING? The Senior athletes presented the school with their tro- phies and an account of their successes during the fall season. Amusing gifts were given to all Seniors in apprecia- tion for their hard work and accomplishments during the season. 99 GROUP PROJECTS The Sycamore Key Club held its first annual banquet in the spring of 1979. Presiding President Chris Battle. Principal Rollin Good paster, and the Key Club members, along with their parents, relived the highlights of the past year. 101 In May the Lincoln Heights Health Center came for two days to take blood pressure Many students participated as well as teachers. Often you would see teachers with their entire class getting their blood pressure tested. 102 The Annual WSAI All-Star Basketball Game was a highlight of the winter months. The Faculty All-Stars consisted of Mr. Henke. Mr. Stewart. Mr. Thennis. Mr. Gausman, Mr. Newberry, Mr. McConnell and Mr. Sutter. The game brought many onlookers as well as laughs. 103 104 “Starry Starry Night The class of 1980 hosted a beautiful junior-senior prom for the class of 1979. “Starry Starry Night was held at Cincinnati Convention Center. A glittering background of stars flashed throughout the room as “Amazing Grace provided an exciting evening of music. The prom court nominations were Mark Garner, Debbie Ludlow, Chris Battle, Carol Mason, Archie Franklin, Kim Stewart, Marcie Johnston, Tracy Beedon, Rob Allonier, and Mike Pohl. Because the voting was so close, Archie Franklin and Tracy Beedon were prince and princess, and Marcie Johnston and Mike Pohl were prom Queen and King. As the dance ended at 1:30 a.m., the guests departed with happy memories of a beautiful evening. 10S PERFORMING ARTS —r MARCHING BAND CADET BAND FIRST ROW: D Kuroff. D. Moore. P Hedges. G. Moores. J Phelps, P Williams. M. Kosty. SECOND ROW: K. Budd. A. Johnson. H. Burgett. J. Halak. K. Betts. G Abbott THIRD ROW: C. Scardato. J Mur- dock. J Retford. R Crandcll, K. Smith. S. Levy. G. Risma FOURTH ROW': L. Sabo. C. Stone. S. Wake. B Mattingly. S. Stapf. W Archbargcr, C. Matson. R. No- ble. FIFTH ROW: P. Bowling. D. Denney, T. Strubbe, C. Filippi. C. Hamburg. K. Sikute. D Balanda. SIXTH ROW: B. Cross, M. Holthaus. S. Silcox. J. Bauman. R Amspaugh. T Ballsrud. S Rosen. K Breen. SEVENTH ROW: J. Goins. K Biedermann. C. Ramsey. M. Heine- mann, S. Able, L. Stephens. J. Geraci. D. Park. B. Jones EIGHTH ROW: M Rochm. D. Sternasty. L. Spence. S Coffey, J. Bloomershine. T. Stewart, D. Freeman. M Mueller. M Uhlhorn. P Thompson. 110 Aviator Marching Band First Row — D. Fairbanks. S. Lundgrccn. B Niemi, D Heithaus. C. Bosch. B. Parsons. B. Morris. J. DeLorcnze, D. Yount. C. McCoy. R Reynolds, J Robbins. Second Row — K. Smith. K Risma. J. Welsh. J. Wcndlant, M Suchcki. J Grimme. B Murphy. S. Puccini. T. Ramsey. C. Phillips. R Smith. P Shives. D. Barnaclo, G. Arnold. Third Row — B. Mikes. Ad. Childress. K. Hathaway. P Schleuter. K. Gevelbcr. C. Bennett. M. Vail. P. Cutshall, C. Muth. J. Simmons. H. Reinhart. B Betts. J. Wagner Fourth Row — J. Stubbcrs. S. Stancliff, J Hoyer. R Kersey. T. Coffey. M Pohl. Al Childress. B. Johnson. J. Forakcr. C. Feltner. K Ashbaugh. M Zirkcs. L Miller. S. Wcstrich, G. Ellis. Fifth Row — S. Oxx. P. Schwegmann. N. Campbell, C. Meyer. R Hartkc, C. Schwegmann. D. Bryan. J. Gardner. C. Page. S. Gonzalez. A. Risma. P. Cren- shaw. L. Marquardt. J. White. T. Peters. Sixth Row — N. Guenther. J. W olfe. R Dage. R W'inget. A Marx. R Burke. S. Marquardt. K Kane, J. Phillips. R. Huncck. B Eck. K. Thciscn. R. Taylor. M. Senn. W Watson. S. Montgomery. C. Gallcnstein. Seventh Row — P Parker. D Waltour. G. Myrtle. C. Bull. S. Lowrey. D. Bintzlcr. A. Haggerty. D. Giese. T. Van Dulman. H. Shields. J Pratt. L. Smith. L. Fricke. C. Christian. J. Canavan. C. York. P. Dodian. S. McDaniels. Eighth Row — A. Bordelon. M. Gevelbcr. D. Butler, D. Johnson. J. Johnson. D Ewald. G. Bennett. B Haggerty. P Ricckhoff. K Locke. Ill FLYERETTES AND MAJORETTES Majorettes; Row 1 — Lisa Ruff Row 2 — Pam Fricke, Kim House, Paula Paul Flyercttes: Row 1 — T. Mingardi, G. Cooper, T. Cholak, Row 2 — B. Wood, A. Shelton, K. Erickson, D. Ludlow, P. MacNab, Row 3 — S. Jordan, T. Silcox, C. Mason, C. Haerr, S. Wilson, P. Welsh, L. Stacy, L. Souders. Row 4 — J. Ahn, J. Barnes, J. Miller, K. Kagler, S. Makowski, T. Beedon, D. Bauer, S. Evans 113 FRESHMEN BAND CLARINETS FIRST ROW: C. Filippi, C. Hamburg. S. Silcox. B Jones, J. Geraci. SEC- OND ROW: K. Betis, S. Stapf. D Balanda. H Moore. L. Sabo. B Mattingly. THIRD ROW C. Stone. S Wake. M Roehm M Mueller TRUMPETS Flutes: Row 1 — J. Goins, P MacNab. C. Scordato. L. Stephens. L. Spence. M. Holthaus. K. Sikule. S. Rosen, T. Ballsrud, K. Breen. M. Hcincmann Row 2 — C. Matson. S. Levy. P. Sowers. J. Halak, A. Johnson. K. Smith KNEELING: T. Strubbc. C. Ramsey. K Budd, J Bauman. SECOND ROW: D Park. G. Abbott. D. Bowling. M. Uhlhorn. THIRD ROW: D. Sternasty. R. Crandle. W Achberger SAXES. LOW BRASS AND PERCUSSION KNEELING P Thompson. J. Phelps, D. Kuroff. S. Coffey. M Kosty. P Hedges. SITTING: D. Freeman. M Hines, D Baker. K Bicdcrmann. H. Burgett. B. Cross. T. Stewart. STANDING: J Bloomershinc. S. Able. D. Moore. R. Nolde. J. Retford. G. Risma. J. Murdock, G. Moores. 114 GOLD BA ND FLUTES AND BELLS Row I — P. Crenshaw. D Giese. A Risma. C Feltncr. Row 2 VanDulman. J Foraker. A Haggerty. L. Fricke(bells), C. Gallenstcin. S McDaniels. S. Lowery. J. Canavan. Row 3 — L. Smith. T Peters. K. Locke. M. Scnn. CLARINETS _ . Row 1 — N. Guenther. M. Zirkes. S. Marquardt. C. Schwcgmann. C Chris- tian. R Hartkc. Row 2 J. Snow. Dan Koch. A Bwrdelon. R. Taylor. D. Butler, C. Meyer, P Parker TRUMPETS AND FRENCH HORNS Row 1 — B Rose. D. Bintzler. M Vail. C. Muth. G. Ellis. A. Childress. R Meyer. Row 2 - R Huneck. H. kugelman. W. Watson, G. Arnold. P. Cutshall. P Dadian. B. Johnson. Row 3 — P. Schwcgmann. G. Myrtle, J. Hoycr. SAXOPHONES, low BRASS. AND PERCUSSION Row 1 — G. Bennett. J. Johnson. D Ewald, J. DcLorcnzc. J Phillips. Row 2 — S. Lundgrccn. C. Bennett, T. Ramsey. J. Slubbers, B. Nicmi. Row 4 — D Heithaus, B. Murphy, Joe Grimmc. D. Barnaclo, K Smith, J. Simmons. 115 GREEN BAND FLUTES. SAXOPHONES. AND MISC. Row 1 — L. Marquardl. H Shields. D. Fairbanks, D. Slone (piccolo). P. Shives, J. While. Row 2 — J. Robbins. K. Erickson. J. Gardner, S. Gonzalez, D. Bryan. M. Lamb. R. Smith, P Ricckhoff. (basson). C. Phillips. L. Miller (bass clarinet). Row 3 — K. Gevelber, M. Gcvelber. CLARINETS AND OBOES Row 1 — T. Carroll, D. VanNocker, K. Theisen, Row 2 — S. Westrich. K. Kane, K. Ashbaugh. C. Cutshall. S. Cantwell. B Eck Row 3 — R. Burke. C. York (alto Clarinet). A. Marx, N. Campbell TRUMPETS. LOW BRASS. AND PERCUSSION Row 1 — B. Betts, C. Bult. D. Johnson. M. Pohl, B. Haggerty, E. Reinhart. A. Childress Row 2 — C. Page. S. Puccini. K. Hathaway. A. Shelton. K Smith. J. Wendlant, S. Stancliff. T. Coffey, J. Pratt. R Reynolds. D. Yount Row 3 — R Winget. J Welsh, J Wagner. S. Oxx, R Dage. B Mikes. R Kersey, B Parsons, C. Bosch, B Morris. C. McCoy. 116 BRASS CHOIR BAND COUNCIL STAGE BAND BRASS CHOIR Sitting — B. Morris, K. Risma, C. McCoy, C. Page, R. Reynolds. Standing — B. Haggerty, A. Childress, J. Wendlant, J. Wagner, J. Welsh, A. Shelton, D. Johnson, Back Row — C. Bult, S. Stancliff, S. Oxx, T. Coffey, K. Hathaway, R. Winget, R. Dage, M. Pohl. BAND COUNCIL Kneeling — C. Feltner — Asst. Sec., Sitting — C. Bult — Vice Pres., M. Pohl, — Pres., Standing — C. York — Pt. Sec., P. Crenshaw, — Head Sec., K. Smith — Treas., D. Fairbanks — Sr. Drum Major. STAGE BAND Kneeling — J. Robbins, T. Coffey, C. Bosch, B. Parsons, K. Gevelber, Sitting — N. Campbell, D. Fairbanks, J. Simmons, M. Lamb, A. Childress, M. Gevelber, K. Smith, M. Pohl, R. Dage, Standing — C. Bult, S. Stancliff, R. Winget, P. Schwegmann, S. Oxx, J. Wendant, J. Welsh, K. Risma, J. Phillips, R. Smith. 117 ORCHESTRA HARMONY II ORCHESTRA SITTING: S. Stapf (piano), D. Moore (cello), G. Tanaka (cello), STANDING: Mr. Roth, W. Wheeler (viola). T. Gluck (violin), C. Schlueter (violin). C. Hansen (violin). 118 CONCER T CHOIR MIXED CHOIR Concert Choir: Row 1 — D. Pionc. K. Dean. S. Tomer. J. Limbacher, L. Crcagcr, B. Ramsey. B Bernhard. C. Bakie. J. White, C. York Row 2 — B. Schrader. J. Johnson. B Baker. R Schapp, C. Halpin. J. Gentzler, R. Kesterson, L. Balhman. J. Woodard. K. Pratt. D. Bower Row 3 — S. Miller. P Schwegmann, S Pucci- ni, D. Eggleston, D Bintzier, T. Norris, S. Scherer, T. DcLorenze. J. Baker. M. Garner. B Gertzler Mixed Choir First Row: T. Bone, R Rcuszer. D Baker. S. Mallon. J. Mallin. S. Keeling. R. Hicks. M Wilver, R. Edwards. L. Runion. B Cohen. S. Acrec Second Row: S. Freid, G. Kipp. K. Esslinger. J. Houck. S. Montgomery. B. Polisini. A. Johnson. G. Ross. J. Best. L. Ahting, S. Wessinger. J. White. A Bogncv, J. Sauerland. A. L.uckey. Third Row: C. Smith. G. Dunbar. C. Chivatero. B Patton. L. Cosker. K. Flemmcr. R. Paul, L. Nickley, S. Stonebcrger. P. Shaffer, M. Schaeffer. N. Jacobs. D. Cramer. C. Steele. A. Luckey. M Bishen Fourth Row: B Hugenberg, K. Buckman. D Jor- dan. T. Henry, T. Wilson. C. Johnson. A. Wal- lace. J. Baum. B. Jones, T. Franklin. T. Jacobs. K. Bos, U. Rajn, K. Sumnev 119 120 125 TOURING COMPANY THESPIA NS Touring Company: Row 1 — B. Kidwell, R. Ramsey, S. Runyon, J. Hinrichs, J. Schroder, M. Donaghy, Row 2 — B. Eck, P. Rouse, Row 3 — S. Kunkemoeller, L. Wasson Row 4 — M. Gerberich, L. Thomas, G. Sternasty, D. Pione, L. Ferree, S. Montgomery Row 5 — M. Garner, T. DeLorenze, B. Schrader, B. Betts, J. Hutcherson, M. Damron, P. Schwegmann Thesbians: Row 1 — C. Ward, N. McWhirter, P. Cosker Row 2 — J. Fenwick, A. Hartnett, S. Kunkemoeller, A. Fogelson, K. Dean, S. Runyon, S. Puccini, S. Scherer Row 3 — L. Ferree, G. Sternasty, B. Schrader, S. Berger, L. Thomas, P. Schwegmann, D. Pione, L. Wasson Row 4 — D. Schaewe, M. Gerberich, J. Hinrichs, M. Damron, T. Dillenschnider, B. Kidwell, T. Speck, B. Eck 126 S.T.A.G. TECH CREW STAG Row 1 — B Flood. B Eck, P Tukc Row 2 — D Bowling. G. Sternasty. B Schrader. J. Hinrichs. S. Scherer. J. Hutcherson. K. Jacquot. A. Cross. G. Ross. L. Bahl- man. Row 3 S. Puccini. T. Dillenschnider. F. Ruhr. L. Henn. T. Franklin. L. Thomas. S Berger. S. Frcid, A. Norris. P. l.indscy Row 4 T. Norris. S. Stapf. B. Heinold, K. Dean. P. Sowers. J Snow. N McWhirtcr. K O’Donnell. J Baum. C Boomershine. B Kline. H Zapf. A. Bordelon. J. Johnson. M Schrader. L. Feree. J Retford. Row 5 D. Schacwe. B. Kidwell. P Thompson. T. Speck. D. Sharp. M Wert. B Wojcieszak. G. Willet. M. Gerberick. G. Moore. M Damron. A. Fogclson. P. Schwegamnn. M. Garner. A. Hartnett. J. Fenwick. Row 6 — C. Wilkinson. C. Ramsey. S. Runyon, B Ramsey. D. Pionc, L. Wasson Row 7 — C. Ward. P. Coskcr. C. Ledbetter. S. Scherer. Techies Row I — C. Wilkinson. C. Boomershine. C. Ledbetter. A. Cross. Row 2 B Wojcieszak, S. Puccini. J. Pennington. J. Fenwick Row 3 — A. Hartnett. A. Fogclson. P Coskcr. B Hienold. K Betts, N. McWhirtcr. Row 4 — C. Ward. G. Willet. D. Bowling. G. Moore. D. Sharp. M. Wert, P Thompson. 127 TOURING COMPANY SHOW 129 MIRACLE WORKER Once again Sycamore Theater Arts Group presented a great show. Director Leslie Knotts brilliantly staged the pro- duction and brought out the captavat- ing talents of Karen Dean as Helen Keller and Leigh Wasson as Annie Sul- livan. The entire cast did an outstand- ing job that will long be remembered by those who attended. 131 CA TCH ME IF YOU CAN! Sycamore’s winter theater “in-the-round production of CATCH ME IF YOU CAN provided much laughter and entertainment to all those who attended. The clever whodunit plot kept the audience in suspence throughout the entire play. Congratulations to the following cast members: Daniel Corban .................................................Bob Eck Inspector Levine ...................................................Mark Gerberick Father Felleher.....................................................Mark Damron Elizabeth Corban....................................................Barb Ramsey Sidney ..............................................................Ken O’Donnell Mrs. Parker.................................................Tami Speck Everett Parker .............................................Ken Jaquot 132 THE SOUND OF MUSIC 134 SOUND OF MUSIC The “halls” were alive with “The Sound of Music” during the many late-night rehearsals for this year's smash-hit musical. Directed by Dennis Klasmeier, with assis- tant director Leslie Knotts, the fascinating real-life story of the Von Trapp family was a three-night standing-room only success. Playing Maria was no problem to solve for talented Stephanie Runyon. Phil Schwegmann was excellent as the gruff, lonely captain. The entire cast turned in a near-professional performance, enhanced by the charming and talented children. Much credit should go to the crew, the multitude of behind-the- scene workers, and the orchestra, directed by Pete Metzger. Congratulations to all, and thanks for a great show! 135 136 i3a ADMINISTRATION Mr. Rollin Good paster Principal Mr. Dan Henke Assistant Principal COUNSELORS Mr. Dale Matthews Mr. Richard Canter Mr. Colin Stewart Mrs. Marialyce Knoll Mr. R.D. Clemons 145 Mr. Jack Acus Industrial Aits Mr. Tom Beschler Industrial Arts Mr. Pat Ballinger English Mr Dan Blackburn Art Mrs. Christa Bauke Foreign Language Mr. Tom Bohmer Science Mr. Jerry Bush Business Mr. Jim Cafferky English Mr. Joe Clark Science Mr. Garvey Croley Math Mrs. Eleanor Crumpler Science Mrs. Audrey Damminga Business 146 Mrs. Betsy Bazell Social Studies Mrs. Jean Burke Business Ms. Bernie Clemons Science Ms. Helen Davis English Mrs. Ulrike uieterle Foreign Language Miss Nancy Fasold Math Mr Dennis Drinnen Occupational Education Mrs. Phyllis Friedman English Mrs. Rosie Fanner Math I. Mr. Fred Emerson Science Mr Doug Gausmann Social Studies Mr. Tom Graler English - Mr. Mike Hahn Industrial Arts. 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Paula Foley Amy Freimuth Paul Gammon Pete Garland Rob Garner Pam Garten Brad Gentzler Mitch Gevelbcr Mary Pat Giardina Diane Giesc Jenny Godfrey Sue Gonzalez Mary Kay Goudzwaard Don Greer Pam Gricme 167 Steven Grove Cindy Haerr Renee Hageman Amy Haggerty Jackie Hall Bette Harris Karen Harris Karla Harris Janet Harrison Mona Harding Kay Hartnett Keith Haupt Ann Hawke Evie Hayden David Haynes Russ Hearcth John Heath Dane Heithaus Michael Henry John Hesford Chris Hockney Carol Hodge Alison Hohn Mark Hooton Dale Hopstcr Teresa Horldt Judy Houck Bill Howarth Richard Howard Kim Huhecy Randy Huneck Robin Hutt Traffy Jackson Brian Johnson Glenn Johnson Jeff Johnson Mark Johnson Kim Jones Sara Jordan Kris Kagler Mike Kasprzak Vicki Kellum Lauren Kennamer Randy Kersey Robin Kestcrson Becky Kiessling John Kiessling Ayse Kilinc Margo Kinzcr Gretchen Kipp Sheri Kirklin Beth Kline Dawn Klingelhoffer Sherry Knable Dan Koch Jeff Koerncr Keith Kolthoff Karen Korbee Harold Kugelman Linda Kughler Faye Kuhr Carol Kuyath Bill Lantry Lori Larsen David Leighton Eric Leininger 166 Teri Lieber Judy Limbacher Kathy Locke Sue Lowrey Angela Luckey Angelo Luckey Artheria Luckey Orlando Luckey Steve Lundgreen Candie Luther Beryl MacKencrick Sue Madden Mark Mahone Pam Marksbarry Mike Marlow Mike Marquardt Sue Marquardt Nevalee Marshall Cindy Martin Jeff Martin Mary Martin Ralph Martinez Chris Mather Gary Mathis Sonya Matthes Rob May Vicki McCreadie Jill McCombs Sharon McDaniel Liz McElfresh Mark McEneaney Ernie McFarlin Bill McWhirtcr Pam McWhorter Tanya Mechlem Mark Mccce Patti Meece Sharon Mercalde Greg Metcalfe Lisa Meyer Brad Mikes Dirk Montgomery Sue Montgomery Lisa Moody Gerry Moore Missi Moore Roberta Moore Bob Morris Pam Morrison Bill Murphy Robin Myers Steve Narazinski Todd Nein Jill Newbold Joel Nickel Bob Nicmi Matt Nixon Todd Norris Kim Nye Brad Osborne Glenn Ottopal Steve Oxx Patti Parker Curtis Parrott Vickie Patterson Deanna Patton Paula Paul Ray Paul Chris Peponis Joni Perdrix 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Paul Policy Allean Popp Dan Powell Kathy Pratt Amy Prickett Lisa Proffitt Chuck Puccini Dottie Purslcy Jenny Puthoff Dawn Rahe Jean Rahe Mary Rahman David Raines Subhadra Raju Tom Ramsay Rahul Rardan Dino Re Earl Reinhart Doug Rengers Todd Renton Robert Reynolds John Riddle Pali Rieckhoff Tammy Ricglcr Julie Ries Herb Riley Lisa Rimer Carolyn Ripard Ken Risma Roger Rix Bill Robinson Amy Rogers Kathy Roll Delanne Roth Vicki Roth Debbie Rouse Lisa Ruff Teresa Rupcrs Ron Salatin Sue Saiay Vince Sansalone Lorie Schaefer David Schaewe Stewart Schaller Todd Schebor Steven Scherer Jason Schmidt Mark Schumacher Allen Schwartz Chris Schwegmann Jeff Scott John Seeds Frank Segal Alison Sheldt Scott Sheeler Amy Shelton Holly Shields Kim Shilling Pam Shives Sue Shoemaker Hilary Silver Andy Simmons Pat Small Lisa Smith Michelle Smith Robert Smith Terri Smith 170 Jenny Snow Mcrrie Sonncman Becky Sorg Molly Souders Jessica Stabrylla Mike Stafford Lisa Stanton Lisa Statman Karen Stewart Tracy Stieber Mona Stoini Jerry Stone John Stubbers Scott Surface Chris Swens?n John Tankersley Marc Tcnnenbaum Kathy Theisen Leslie Thropc Debbie Townsend Tom Trost Melanie Vail Pam VanHorn Beth VanValkenburgh Pete Vassiliades Peter Viliesis Rick Villars Julie Viox Sari Waak Marie Wake Randy Walker Cathy Walters Chris Ward Gary Warden Leigh Wasson Kim Waters Debbie Watson Warren Watson Glenn Watts Gregg Wehrman Steve Weintraub Barrie Weitzel John Welsh Mike Wess Mike Wessmgcr Susan Whitaker Cheryl White Sandy Whitley Guy Willet Glenn Williams Sherri Williams Lori Wilson Tina Wilson Doug Winkler Susy Wingo Cathy Wocbkenberg Chuck Wocbkenberg Lisa Wolz Becky Wood Kim Woodward Mike Wright Gavin Wyness Dieter Zahn Holly Zapf Michelle Zirkes 171 juniors Jerry Addison Roger Addison Doug Agin Pete Ahting Martha Allen Jon Andrews Rich Arington Glenn Arnold Kathy Ashbaugh Doug Ashleman Linda Bahlmann Becky Baker John Baragar Joanne Bardenhagen Lisa Barnes Laura Barnett David Barratt Denise Bauer Rob Bantle Bob Beago Any Bcedon Mari Bchrman Carol Bengal Jeff Benson Susan Berger Robin Bcrkc Doug Bintzler Alan Blake Julios Blake Ken Bloomer Wendy Bode Beth Bone Molly Bradley Sheryl Bradhsaw Birch Brash Kevin Breen Brad Brinkman Donna Broughton Ron Broughton Scott Browning Carol Bult Scott Burdorf Lori Burns Eric Cambre Nancy Campbell Greg Cantwell Carol Carr Theresa Carroll Chris Carlson Tim Chain Adrian Childress Allan Childress Brian Clark Brenda Clark Cheryl Clark Beth Cohen Shari Cohen Ginny Collins Chris Combs Tamara Combs Pat Conners Pat Corcoran Lori Cornfield Phil Cosker 172 Jerry Cox Karen Cravens Jeralyn Cross Phil Cross Ric Cunningham Dave Currens Jane Currin Paul Dadian Rick Dagc Tina Davis Tim Dclorenze Donna Delp Rob Deubell Linde DcYuono Darryl Dick Randy Dickerson Thcrese Dillenschneider Barb Dillon Mark Dillon Thomas Duncan Diana Drapp Theresa Drcnnan Diane Drotar Jenny Driver Valoric Dundes Brian Dunn Dave Eggleston Keith Engel Karen Erickson Sharon Evans Dan Ewald Lori Falso Joe Farfsing Carlcne Feltner John Fenwick Bill Ferrara David Fields John Filippi Carol Fisher Kathy Fisher Kathy Fisher Jennifer Foraker Lauren Forrester Scott Formel Terry Franklin Linda Fricke Rob Friedhoff Connie Gallenstein Elizabeth Gardepe Janet Gardner John Gaw Grctchen George Mark Gerbcrick Karen Gcvclber Becky Glick Rick Gochocl Jill Goldenberg Jeff Gordon Joe Grimmc Patricia Gricme Tom Griffiths Leslie Grimmer Ricky Grubb Nancy Guenther Raymond Hamkerson Diane Hamilton Debbie Hansen John Hardy Debbie Harmon Kitty Hathaway Kevin Haynes Kathy Hcathcotc 173 Marykay Hcgcr Jeff Hedges Stephanie Herzog Maureen Hess Julie Hinrichs Bruce Hinrichsor Lisa Hockberg Leticia Holcomb Judy Holmes Danny Hopster Jeanne Horishny Karen Howarth Jim Hromish Dan Huckins Mike Hunneman Tom Hunt Jeannie Jackson Kathy Jenkins Bob Johnson Charla Johnson Debbie Johnston David Johnson Greg Johnson Mike Junod Cynthia Justice Joanne Keller Paul Keller Ronda Keller Alan Kelle Scott Kemp Brad Kidweli Joel King Sherre King Larry Klatt Lewis Klatt Chris Kline Doug Knable Peggy Knabe Pam Kosten Karen Kuntz Mark Lamb Lisa Lancett Carter Ledbetter Vicky Ledford Judy Leiser Scott Leonard Aaron Levine Debbie Levy Karen Makowski Wendy Levy Pam Lindsey Jerry Lowe Jim Lyons Jim McKay Scott MacMann Carole Macomber John Marcus 174 Linda Marquardt Mark Marrs Pete Marshall Pam Mathews Helen McCloy Karen McCombs Craig McCoy Gregg MeDouga! Erin MeGreevy Barb McMillan Tim McNutt Guy Mechlem Tracy Meehan Sheri Mesitcr Don Met Pat Mendenhall Dave Meyer Carol Meyers Kerry Micklcr Kim Miller Mike Miller Sara Miller Scott Miller Kim Mintkenbaugh Chuch Mocrtlc Ellen Moore Jeff Morris Matt Mosley John Mounie Curt Mueller Mike Murray Diane Mutchler Cheryl Muth Doug Myers Jay Nash Nick NeCamp Miles Nixon Robert Olson Steve Oslrov Charles Page Julie Paiement Dina Paola Chuck Parker Perri Parker David Pclfrey Thomas Pender David Peters John Peters Kathy Phelps Dawn Phillips John Phillips Jack Phipps Robert Plant Mike Poliak Sandy Popp Becky Poppe Jim Pratt 175 Kathleen Price Linda Price Gary Pritchard David Query Don Rahc Ron Rahe Carrie Raines Tim Ralston Kathy Rcinert Linda Reynolds Randy Reynolds Bruce Rhude Brenda Rice Duane Rice Glen Richardson Irene Riddle Theresa Riddle Jennifer Ries Derik Riester Jim Robbins Polly Robinson Vince Rogers Brian Rose Douglas Rowe Melissa Rumbarger MaryAnn Salay Diane Schanzle Susan Schehr Peggy Schlueter Karen Schneeman Holly Schneider Judy Schneider Jeanne Schroeder Tom Scott Marline Senn Jill Shellenberger Rob Shoemaker Tom Shumate Cathy Siegel John Simmons Tim Simpson Greg Smith Paul Smith Tom Smith Jeff Smithson Jim Smithson Harry Sowers Judy Spain Jim Spitzer Lisa Stacey Steve Stancliff Sheldon Stanton Laura Stapf Jon Stelzcr Vicki Stcnger Gale Stcrnasty Toby Stock 176 Karen Strattman Mike Suchecki David Sycamore Grctchen Tafel Dan Thomas Jane Thomas LeeAnn Thomas Sarah Tomer Tony Traub Ralph Treniham Dale Troutman Amy Turnau Kunmi Tuyo Rob Uchtman Tricia VanDulman John Veith Tom Villars Dan Wagner John Wagner Patti Wahlman Cheryl Wake Stacy Wallace Annette Walters Doug Walthour Jeff Wendlandt Scott W'cstnch Bob Whaley Julie White Mike Whitt Tom Willging Cathy Williams Ray Williams Tammy Williams Jean W'ilson Kim Wilson Robert Wojcieszak Jim Wolfe Ruby Wong Joyce Woodard Pam Woods Rick Wyman Beck Wyrick Jim Zapf Bev Brown Wilma Byrd Jim Hromish Dave Kaeding Franccnc Luzzo Sherri Mathis Don Morrison Vicki Murray Carrie Rice Steve Souder Elizabeth Trees Patty Willmoth John York 177 SENIORS SENIOR SUPERLATIVES (1) MOST HUMOROUS: Tara Silcox. Rick Dolezal, (2) MOST LIKELY TO HAVE FUN: Cathy Cutshall, Ken Jacquot. (3) MOST LIKELY TO BECOME RICH: Kathec Van Kirk, Matt Foraker, (4) BEST ACTOR ACTRESS: Phil Schwegman, Stephanie Runyon. (5) MOST OPINIONATED: Lisa Hulsc, (not pictured Mark Damaron) (6) BEST DRESSED: Deborah Schwartz. Steve Kunkemoeller. Marc Grafton, (tie). (1) CLASS LEADERS: Meredith Edclman, Chris Battle. (2) BEST CONSUMERS OF LIQUID REFRESHMENTS: Jenny Bowser. Mark Mather, (3) MOST ARTISTIC: Gary Resinger, Marilyn Rengers. (4) BIGGEST FLIRTS: Jenny Bowser. Mark Mather. (5) CRAZIEST: Bill Polaris. Lori Jacobson. (6) BEST BROWN-NOSERS: Jenny Bowser. Michael Schement. (7) LEAST LIKELY TO GROW' UP: Steve Docrr. Beth Thesin 181 WHAT A GROUP! (1) MOST SCHOLARLY: Susan Chisholm. Jeff Pauls. (2) MOST SPACEY Dcdc Pohlman. Bill Seeds. (3) MOST DETENTIONS: Mark Smuland, Lori Jacobson. (4) MISS MR. SYCAMORE: Deb- bie Ludlow. Brad Harrison. (5) MOST APATHET- IC: Pam Sussman, Kevin Mosley, John Leighton, (tie). (6) MOST UNFORGETTABLE: Mark Grubbs. Debbie Chapman. (7) BEST ATHLETES: Pat Welsh. Mark Mather. 182 (1) BEST MUSICIANS: Donna Fairbanks. Chuck Bosh (2) MOST GULLIBLE: Scot Puccini. Kerry Kane (3) MOST LIKELY TO BECOME FAMOUS: Stephanie Run- yon. Rick Dolezal (4) WORST HANDWRITING: Alex Fogelson. Jill Johnson (5) BEST BODIES: Lori Pearson (tie) Tom Gee. Bill Seeds (6) MOST CHANGED SINCE FRESHMAN YEAR: Andy Norris. Tara Silcox (7) ROWDIEST: Bob Dewey (Not Pictured Lori Jacobson) 183 BIG DADDY 185 186 SENIOR ASSEMBL Y The numerous Seniors and few underclassmen of Sycamore High School displayed their talents and humor at Senior Assembly. This year Senior As- sembly was held two evenings so that the produc- tion could be enjoyed by everyone. Various skits and songs were performed before an audience of parents and very rowdy students. The 1979 Senior Assembly was an overwhelming success and only good comments were heard from those who attend- ed. 187 189 The Sycamore High School Commons was filled to capacity for the 1979 Senior Recognition ceremonies. Parents and fellow students watched as sons, daughters, and fellow classmates were honored for high academic standards throughout their four years at Sycamore. Honor cords which were based on eight semesters of scholastic success were awarded. Special honor cords were distributed to those students ranking in the top ten percent of the graduating class. Scholarships and special awards were also presented at Senior Recognition. Tension rose among the seniors as they prepared for the following evening of graduation. 192 7m Susan Ackcrmann Ellen Aeree Tom Adams Kim Addison Jeff Adler Rob Allonier Mark Anderson Lora Arnold Carol Arthur Mitzi Bader Jacquie Barns Charles Barrett Christopher Battle Julie Bell Cherie Bennett Susan Bennett Holly Bernhard Robert Betts Lou Ann Bishop Yvonne Blake 194 Elaine Boerst Robert Bone Charles Bosch David Bowling Jennifer Bowser Ann Bradley Theresa Breitenbach Janice Brose Sally Brown Kathy Broxterman Dawn Bryan Corey Buck 195 David Budinger Donald Buhrlage Joseph Bunker Robert Burchett Roy Bushman David Canavan James Cassidy Debi Chapman Susan Charters Susan Chisholm Michael Cholak Claire Christian Linda Christian Jeff Clark Jayna Coffman Geralyn Cooper k t M� «• iO « Polly Crenshaw Donna Cronin Greg Curran Catherine Cutshall Cynthia Cornett Miriam Corney Robert Crandell Lisa Creager Toni D’Eramo Laura Daley Gregory Damminga Mark Damron Douglas Dause Cynthia Davis Terri Davis Brenda Delanoy Cathy Dennis Robert Dewey Mark Dick Stephen Doerr 198 Richard Dolezal Terrance Donaghy Lynn Dressier Michelle Drivakou Judy Ehrlich Rebecca Evans Debra Drotar Lisa Du Priest Donna Fairbanks Lisa Dunlap Meredith Edelman Donna Faulkner Beth Dulle Katie Ebel Kimberly Dunlap Carol Ebeling Gene Feagens Russell Fenner Lisa Ferree Susan Filippi David Fish Debbie Fishback Jill Fleisch Lisa Fleisch Alex Fogelson Lori Follmer Matthew Foraker William Ford Archie Franklin Christopher Frederickson Rachelle Freid Nora Frese Susan Freidhoff Michael Garman Mark Garner Steven Garrett Edward Gaw Thomas Gee Jodi Gentzler Michael Giardina James Gluck Gretchen Goldey Karen Giese Mark Giese Lynn Glick Evelyn Glover Mark Greene Dale Gregory Brian Grismer Lisa Gross Melanie Gordon Marc Grafton Michael Grove Mark Grubbs Zoe Gunderman Edward Haerr Sharon Haggard Brian Haggerty Nancy Hall Cynthia Halpin Jay Hamilton Mark Hamm Rema Hammami Terry Harbottle 203 Cathy Harris Bradford Harrison Susan Harrison Rhonda Hartke Robert Hartman Michelle Haviar Jean Hayden Robert Hayes Richard Heareth Elizabeth Heath Lynn Hebert Melody Heinemann Jane Heinlen Karen Helton Lisa Henn Delonda Hickman Gregory Higginson Dorinda Hoffland David Holmes Carol Holthaus 205 Scott Hooton Kimberly House Brenda Howard Beth Hulse Lisa Hulse Julie Hurst John Hutcherson Kimberly Ingram Deanna Jackson Robin Jackson Lori Jacobson Kenneth Jacquot 206 Paul Jessen David Johnson Jill Johnson Nathan Johnson Martha Johnston Eva Jones Kimberly Kagler Kerry Kane Rebecca Keeling Jack Kennamer Tama Kirby William Knisley 207 Lisa Kolesar Craig Kolthoff Timothy Krueger Steven Kunkemoeller Gregory Kuntz Deborah Larsen Lorin Lazanich Pamela Lacey Kim Lautenslager Jason Lee Kimberly Lane Kirk LaVeck Kathee Leeser James Lantry David Lawson Lance Leininger Audrey Lucas Audrey Ludeke Deborah Ludlow Lonnie Mahone Susan Makowski Scott Mallon Beth Manolis Carrie Marshall 209 Anne Marx Carol Mason Mark Mather Andrew Maxwell Heather McElfresh Lisa McEneaney William McKinley Diane McMillan Nancy McWhirter Scott Meyer Jill Miller Lisa Miller 210 Suzanne Miller Teresa Mingardi Mark Mitter George Moertle Sally Moore Angela Moores Deborah Morehead Jeffrey Morris Kevin Mosley Russell Mueller Gary Munz Mark Murdock Margaret Murray Mark Noble Barbara Nolan Andrew Norris 2T1 Thomas Nye Kay O'Connel Linda Owings Linda Page Robert Parker Steven Parker William Parsons Donna Patton Jeffrey Pauls Karen Payonk Lori Pearson Joseph Peponis 212 Martha Petry Steven Phelps Martina Phillips Robert Phillips William Piliaris Donna Pione Diane Poehlman Mike Pohl 213 Karen Porter Kathy Porter Rebecca Pratt Scot Puccini Barbara Ramsey John Ravenhall Gary Reagon Roger Redden Therese Reeves Cynthia Reinert Marilyn Rengers David Retford Mark Reynolds Raegene Richards Cynthia Ripard Arlene Risma Nancy Rix Scott Runion Carol Sadler Kimberly Robinson Stephanie Runyon Charles Salatin John Ritter Joy Ritter Pamela Rouse Mitchell Rowan Robert Rupers Mark Ruwe Diana Sanders Renee Schapp Barbara Schaufert Michael Schement Robert Schipper William Schipper Rita Schlei Sharon Schloss 216 Joanne Schroeder Tara Schroll Beth Schwaegerle Deborah Schwartz Phillip Schwegmann William Seeds Mark Seger Michael Setter Clayton Sheeler Susanne Shively Donna Short William Shrader Tara Silcox David Smith Kate Smith Kenneth Smith Mark Smuland Charles Sotto Richard Souder Linda Souders Tamara Speck Lauri Stair Anthony Stegman Cynthia Steidle 218 Patrick Stcidle Jeff Stevenson Kimberly Stewart Katherine St. Martin Debra Stone Pamela Sussman Ann Tankersley Robbin Taylor 219 Bradley Thesing Elizabeth Thesing Arden Thomann Charles Thomas Ba Thi To David Troutman Mary Tuke Marcia Turner David Uible Craig Vandeventer Kathleen VanKirk Linda Van Osdol Craig Thomas Gary Thomas William Tiernan Dana Tilley James Warren Harry Wasson Brien Waters Kerry Weaver 221 Michael Weintraub Patricia Welsh Jeffrey White Kim Whitney James Whittenbarger Charles Wilkinson Jeff Williams Robert Williams James Wilson Robert Winget Michael Woehler Jim Woodward, Jr. Eric Wuerfel Melinda Wulfmeyer Stacey Wyler Margaret Wyness Christy York Kimberly Young Jeffrey Yuhos Beth Zolg 223 224 The 1979 graduating class of Sycamore High School held its commence- ment exercises on the evening of June 1. For the third consecutive year, the class graduated in the elegant surroundings of Cincinnati’s Music Hall. Donna Fairbanks and Chris Battle spoke on behalf of the class of ’79. Superintendent Eugene Shrimpton presented the graduating class, and prin- cipal Rollin Goodpaster led in the presentation of diplomas. Honorary diplomas were presented to parents of Lonnie Mahone and Cathy Kiessling two of the three fellow students which the class had tragically lost during their four years at Sycamore. Meredith Edleman led in the turning of the tassels, as the class officially became graduates. The evening everyone had waited for passed quickly. Four years of hard work, good times, tears, and close friends were represented that night. Even though our years at Syca- more are over, the memories and good feelings associated with Sycamore will always be remembered. 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YOUR COMPLETE SPORT SHOP SPORTING GOODS TOR THE TEAM OR INDIVIDUAE 9424 SHELLY LN. 891-4166 CINCINNATI UNITED CONTRACTORS INC contractors developers investors p. gallenstein 791-2206 c. kubicki 831-2777 4300 Creek Rd Cincinnati, Ohio 45242 513 984-2995 SYCAMORE KEY CLUB President — Chris Battle Vice-President — Nora Freese Secretaries — Lisa Hulse Caryn Walsh Treasurer — Bill Robinson Advisor — Mr. Sutter Come see the good people... we really have so much more COMPLIMENTS OF: Montgomery Presbyterian Church CP 23S GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1979!! r d e 0 Sweets b 513-984-8301 9730 MOM GO Ml R ROAD., MOMGOMI IO .OHIO 45242 A VILLAGE FLOWERS and GIFT SHOP 9815 Montgomery Rd Montgomery. Ohio 891-9733 Congratulations Seniors of '79!! Madison Building Association 7435 Kenwood Rd. ITT iTerwilugeks I Twern TerwiuugeksI Tavern WINETASTING WITH DINNERS Fridays and Saturdays. Reservations required. PATIO LUNCHEONS PRIVATE PARTIES cLuxenjbourg cHouSe cDistii|ctive cWines and Cheeses Gift cBaske(s for j JJ Occasions 7795 Cooper Road Montgomery, Ohio 45242 984-86S1 7789 Cooper Road Montgomery, Ohio 45242 793-4133 GREAT-WEST LIFE lorangel FASHION STORE FOR WOMEN � 897 MONTGOMERY RD. CINCINNATI. OHIO 48242 793.9807 T-K Garden Store strives to always have available to you the finest in plant materials and all related nursery products year round. Tour our landscaped gardens for ideas that can be adapted to your needs Always open. 'Thorntons T-K Cjarder tore 9840 Montgomery Road 791-8553 DECORATING CENTER Betty Brite Cleaners 9726 Montgomery Rd 793-0634 4918 COOPER AT KENWOOD CINCINNATI. OH 45242 791-5566 QUALITY AND CARE BEYOND COMPARE DRAPERIES BEDSPREADS WINDOW SHADES WOVEN WOODS 1 MINI BLINDS PAINT WALLPAPER CUSTOM SHUTTERS FILL I PI'S CARRY OUT 9810 MONTGOMERY RD same location since 1952 243 COLD DRINKS PARTY SUPPLIES Business Patrons A Friend Dr. Michael Westendorf, D.D.S. Ben’s Beauty Salon McCabe Super Market Montgomery Hardware Henry P. Thompson Co. Butcher Shoppe Something Else Barnhorn Realtors Ginny Realtors Harry R. Plump Arby’s Restaurant BARTON'S BAKERY ice carvings and cake decorating for all occasions In the HEART of MONTGOMERY” 9412 Montgomery Rd 891-8153 Blue Ash Building and Loan Company PHONE: 791-1870 KENWOOD AND COOPER ROADS CINCINNATI (BLUE ASH). OHIO 45242 Home of the Blue Ribbon Club Two Locations: 39 Calhoun St. (Clifton) Phone: 281-2594 Mon.-Prl. 11:00-9:00 Sat. 10:00-0:00 9715 Montgomery Rd. (Across from Chester's Roadhouse) Phone: 984-6070 Mon.-Fri. 10:00-9:00 Sat. 10:00-6:00 MARTY'S PRIME MEATS 793-8190 Tollgate Plaza ‘ ‘SIMPLE OR ELABORATE BUT ALWAYS BEAUTIFUL' 0Tlonlg omery ©pi ictans, 3« nc. 0563 Montgomery Rd • Cincinnati. Ohio 45242 Contact Lens Service Artificial Eyes GEO W SAMPSON. JR PRESIDENT 801-2276 RES 703-7575 PAUL. A. NANN Phone 791-3011 7954 Cooper Roao MONTGOMERY. OHIO 4 324 2 GOLD PATRONS The Andy Andersons Mr. and Mrs. Paulson Judy and Tony D’Eramo Judy, Bob, Richard and Becky Crandell Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hahn Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schaefer Mr. George E. Stump Lorraine Rallo The McElfresh Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Echel L.P. Hcnn and Family Barb Nolan Jim and Donna Hadley Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hopping Judy Lantz The Mosley Family Mr. and Mrs. J.J. Mounie Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Testerman Mr. and Mrs. L.R. Daley The Kagler Family Mr. and Mrs. W.F. Jackson Mrs. Judith Runyon Mr. Tom Graler Mr. and Mrs. J. Lyndon Johnson Russ and Peggy Adams Jim, Pat, Pete and Sue Miller Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Moore Miss Cathy Siegel Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Williams and Family Mr. and Mrs. Mel Kesterson and Family Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Gonzalez Mr. and Mrs. Paul Holthaus Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. Halpin Louis and Donna R. Gross Mr. Robert Ruwe Dr. Marrs Scottie and Chad Roger Price Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Tankersley and Family Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pratt and Family The Henry Family The W.A. Robinson Family Dr. and Mrs. Louis A. Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Paul Haverkos Dr. and Mrs. Paul Logeman The Glenn Welch Family The Equals Family The Steele Family Richard and Beverly Nordhausen and Family The Jerry Speck Family The Alvin Dorfman Family The Colin Stewart Family The James Galosi Family The John Van Osdol Family Mr. and Mrs. Dan Murray The Romine Family The Reinhart Family The Moormeier Family Compliments from Fill and Empty Compliments from Silver Streak Forget Me Not SILVER PATRONS David A.R. Johnson The Border Family Jim and Patty White The Tasch Family Mrs. Grant 247 Dear Fellow Students: If you have never worked on a yearbook, you cannot begin to imagine all the hard work and long hours it takes to produce the memories of a year gone by. Comprised of a very small percentage of the student body, we, the Log Staff, have dedicated ourselves to illustrating the 1978-79 school year in such a manner that you. the student, may remember the people, places, and things that were so vital at Sycamore High School. The endless hours of drawing layouts, cropping pictures and typing copy are well worth the effort once the book comes together in finished form. It is at this time, while you are holding this book, that we may turn the pages to recreate the previous year’s joys and sorrows and realize that our high school years are but a fleeting moment of our lives. Take this book and relive the past, for the future is now and today won’t last. Turn the pages and remember a face, look up a name and recall the place. This isn’t just a yearbook; it’s a great big mirror book, enabling us all to reflect upon special people and events. Treasure it always, always. The 1978-79 Log Staff Co-editors: Linda Van Osdol Kim Robinson Advisor: Joyce Peterson 248 The doors closed at Sycamore High school for the 1978-79 school year on June 5. With the pressure of exams and homework over, the students, as well as the teachers, looked forward to an exciting summer. It would be 3 months of fun and summer work for many Congratulations to the Class of 1979 for a job well done. Sycamore salutes you and wishes you luck in the years to come. The students are leaving, the lockers are empty, and another year is behind us. The memories we’ve shared, the tears we’ve shed, made it a very special year. Good-bye, Friends